I came to comment exactly the same as your last 2 paragraphs. The article notes: "One of its most popular hikes is a fifteen-mile trek to see a branching of Tw

I came to comment exactly the same as your last 2 paragraphs. The article notes: "One of its most popular hikes is a fifteen-mile trek to see a branching of Two Ocean Creek called "Parting of the Waters."" You would guess that there is people interested in guiding others on these hikes. Or maybe regular hikers just don't want to see it gone! Or even maybe it hasn't yet eroded, any of these would be perfectly valid explanations.